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  2. FPizz
    I actually like it going down early.
  3. canderson
    Only some gusts in the low 20s here.
  4. BxEngine
    And blaming the kids when its the generation who “went home when the street lights came on” made these new helicopter rules is hysterical.
  5. BxEngine
    Couldnt give a shit about the sun going down at 4:30 in january WHO CARES.
  6. bluewave
    Yeah, I drove back to Long two days after Sandy. Came down Austin Blvd in Island Park and there were still boats washed up in the road around the Texas Car Wash. Luckily my old house was on one of the highest parts of the barrier island. So the water stopped a few inches from coming over my top step. But the lowest areas like the West End had water up to 4-5 feet deep in people’s houses. Even if you lived in a higher up level of the apartment buildings and condos, there was no water or sewer for two weeks after the storm.
  7. GaWx
    New thread
  8. GaWx
    All 12Z ops (except CMC’s near Leewards) have shifted actual (or imminent in case of UK) TCG from the prior favored E of Car to the C Car, which matches favored climo. TCG there would be ~10/20-10/23. Check out the 12Z EPS, which has a whopping 18 H (36%) with 11 in the dangerous W Car and 7 recurving in SW ATL: Climo: 10/11-20 TCG: 10/21-31 TCG:
  9. GaWx
    All 12Z ops (except CMC’s near Leewards) have shifted actual (or imminent in case of UK) TCG from the prior favored E of Car to the C Car, which matches favored climo. TCG there would be ~10/20-10/23. Check out the 12Z EPS, which has a whopping 18 H (36%) with 11 in the dangerous W Car and 7 recurving in SW ATL: Climo: 10/11-20 TCG: 10/21-31 TCG:
  10. WestBabylonWeather
    I was living in seaford at the time. drove down there after the storm and saw the destroyed boardwalk
  11. nw baltimore wx
    Positively glorious now.
  12. bluewave
    I moved out of Long Beach earlier in the year before Sandy arrived. That storm was in a class by itself. The tide level was around 4 feet higher with larger waves than in the 92 Nor’easter and Irene. The Lincoln Blvd section of the boardwalk in this video collapsed shortly after the power went out and the guy had to stop recording.
  13. HIPPYVALLEY
    I think that’s about 20 inches more than Greenfield got from that storm.
  14. Torch Tiger
    There was one in Feb. 2010 iirc, though could be off. all rain. 70-80mph gusts near MHT and we lost power for 8 days.
  15. MJO812
    DT
  16. MJO812
    Don't know why snowman is laughing. He is just explaining what he thinks. There are other forecasters out there who are thinking the same in regards to the LA Nina .
  17. Damage In Tolland
    22” here . That was the RI snowhole storm I think
  18. FPizz
    79 percent of Americans approved of the change in December 1973, approval had dropped to 42 percent three months later, the New York Times reported. Most hated it and it was still going down before they changed it back.
  19. Typhoon Tip
    We had a weird Nor'easter coastal in that era ... 2013 or so, whence NE Ma and SE Nh suffered a tropospheric fold event ... unusual because that typically happens on the SW/underside where the stinger is identified on sat and rad. This was in the CCB tube; there were like 70 mph wind gusts doing a lot power line and tree pruning work .... it was all rain tho. Late February too - man... a CCB with a tropospheric fold embedded - magine if that were snow? heh, probably couldn't
  20. nycwinter
    it is a safety issue for some. especially for kids ..going out in the dark many by themselves...
  21. psv88
    1938 on Long Island was probably worse than Sandy. So figure Sandy is a 1/100 year event. We probably won’t see another comparable event in our lifetimes.
  22. MJO812
    DT
  23. Today
  24. qg_omega
    14.4 was estimated, Sandy was just so historic it’s hard to view any storm as severe after that one
  25. JustinRP37
    My father in-law teaches in Ohio and literally got a day off today for.... FOG! And we wonder why our workers now want to call out when it is anything other than sunny and calm?
  26. Floydbuster
    The models really seem set on a potential significant late season Caribbean hurricane in a week or so. Something to watch carefully.
  27. snowman19
    This is AFTER yesterday’s nor’easter. Didn’t even make a dent in the long term drought. The staggering dryness since late July continues. Soil moisture is just as abysmal. So much for BAMWX’s hype back in September that the MJO was going to initiate some crazy wet pattern in the east in October along with possible landfalling tropical systems…..
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